Zacharie IX-XIV

Zacharie IX-XIV is a scholarly volume from the Sources Chrétiennes collection, published by J. Gabalda in 1961. This series was established in the 1940s by Henri de Lubac and Jean Daniélou to make the writings of the Church Fathers accessible through critical editions, bilingual texts, and expert commentary. The project emerged from a post-war intellectual movement in France known as la nouvelle théologie, which sought to rejuvenate Catholic theology by returning to the primary patristic sources.

The volume features the work of Paul Lamarche, a Jesuit scholar who contributed to this rigorous tradition of biblical exegesis. Like other books in the series, the design is characterized by a restrained, academic aesthetic, prioritizing clear translation and comprehensive critical notes over decorative elements. It was received by the theological community as a foundational reference work, valued for its commitment to historical-critical methodology and its contribution to the scholarly understanding of the Book of Zechariah.